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Rare distinction for city doctor
Dr Chittaranjan Ranavat, who performed knee surgery on former Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee in 2001 in Mumbai, runs a research center in orthopaedic surgery in New York and every year selects three persons from India for imparting training on the latest developments in knee replacement. In October, 2016, Saibhushan Rao was one of the three persons selected from India. “It was a great experie
Visakhapatnam: City orthopaedician Dr S Saibhushan Rao completed his three-month training at Ranavat Orthopaedic Research Foundation in New York, said to be the best in the world in ‘joint replacement surgery’. Saibhushan Rao, who is currently Head of the department of Orthopaedicis, Maharaja College of Medical Sciences, Vizianagaram, is the youngest professor in South India, returned to the city on December 31 after completing his training.
Dr Chittaranjan Ranavat, who performed knee surgery on former Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee in 2001 in Mumbai, runs a research center in orthopaedic surgery in New York and every year selects three persons from India for imparting training on the latest developments in knee replacement. In October, 2016, Saibhushan Rao was one of the three persons selected from India. “It was a great experience to work under the world’s best orthopaedic surgeon Rawat who has been teaching the Indian doctors the latest and best in the world,’’ said Saibhushan Rao. He said he learnt robot-assisted surgery for joint-replacement, the latest development in the field and chances of success using this surgery which costs around Rs 3 lakh was more than 95 percent.
